Post on the TWU Calendar of Events and request mention in Inside TWU

Be sure to identify the location of your event. (Check “Other” for online events such as virtual information sessions.)

Also be sure to select your department in the drop down menu and fill in the “website address” section with the link to your department’s web page with event information.

After you have submitted to the TWU Calendar of Events, send a request to mention your event in the Inside TWU newsletter for faculty and staff, distributed on Wednesdays, that features information about all three TWU campuses. To submit an item, email twunews@twu.edu by noon Tuesday of the week of publication. Be sure to include the link to your event page on your website.

If your event is taking place in Dallas or Houston, don’t forget to tag the TWU Dallas or TWU Houston Facebook pages or the TWU Dallas or TWU Houston Twitter accounts. You can also include the #TWUDallas and #TWUHouston hashtags.

To submit your event for consideration to be featured on the main TWU social media accounts, submit all relevant information including date, time, location, audience and brief description to socialmedia@twu.edu.

Submit an item to The Lasso (TWU student newspaper)

Frequently Asked Questions

What about the TWU home page?

Is your event is open to – and of interest to – the general public? If so, we may be able to include it in the Events section of the TWU home page, depending on how many other events are going on at the same time. Before we can put anything on TWU Home, your event needs to be published on the TWU Calendar of Events and, if possible, your department’s website.

Can Marketing & Communication send out a news release?

You may request a news release on an event if it meets the following criteria:

The event is open to the general public

The event is of interest to the general public

The event is scheduled at a date and time accessible to the general public.

To request a news release, email Deanna W. Titzleror Karen Garciaat leastthree weeks prior to the event. Be sure to include the date, subject, time, location and information as to why the general public should be interested in attending.

Please note: Requests will be prioritized according to the above criteria, and at peak times not all requests may be fulfilled. Sending a news release to the media does not guarantee publication. Media outlets determine which events they publish.